do these work on washing machines where the drainage hose releases into the pipe rather than laundry sink?
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Technically they probably would, but it's a bad idea because they might slip off and fall down into the pipe. I've had them pop off when they got too full before. Personally if mine was down a pipe I'd completely forget to check it and it would fill up and pop off down into the pipe.
1936027
Mine are used with a all-in-one laundry center where the dryer is above the washer. I think these could work with stacked units too, but only between the lower unit and the floor.
996044
yes they do work great. My washer is on a base/drawer as well. Sometimes if the loads are not balanced my washer will shake but for the most part these work very well. Much better than with out them. hope this helps
1206953
I'm using them on my 3/4 heavy duty hoses...the hose connections are the same size on 5/8 & 3/4 hoses.
290521
Yes, it does. I have not regretted getting these for both washer and dryer! They have drawers that hold my cleaning cloths, as well as laundry soap and dryer sheets. I love them!
437019
Yes they actually work better in HE machines. HE machines require less detergent then normal machines so these work great.
1656823
I don't really know but I suspect it won't work because they were specially designed to fit with a traditional washer design.
844720
It appears that they can. However, I think the plastic couplings are a particular vulnerability of this product. In my case, the coupling separated from the hose as soon as I turned the water on. So -- be very careful
2040964
The idea is that it makes it easier to hook the hose to the washer. Instead of screwing the hose connector onto the washer, you screw one connected to the washr and one to the hose so it connects them easily. It was worth it.
1408151
This would go between your washer and the supply. It could be done but not a job for amateurs. You would need on for hot and cold. These are best placed in the cold line that comes into the house.
774466
From the way you stated your question I take it that you plan to connect the Campbell valve directly to the output of your washing machine drain hose. If that's true and from what I've read about the spring pressure requiring 1/2 pound pressure to open the valve it may work if the valve is connected close to the washing machine. I would think the further away the valve is connected you would loose pressure due to possible air in the drain line. However the valve is designed for use with a sump pump. To be certain contact Campbell Mfg or buy one and give it a go. Good luck.
2026075
Yes, it is designed to work for front loading machines. I use a front-load machine to wash my laundry. There's an Amazon reviewer who also testifies to Method 8X Concentrated Laundry for use in front loading machines. My only disagreement with the review here is that I think the pump works fantastically and I have no complaints whatsoever about it.
1176700
if you use this on the end of a washer output going into a drain pipe contained in a wall, you would have the Lint Catcher in the pipe. Once the Lint Catcher gets full it would shoot down the pipe and end up lodged in the pipe. I have the drain shooting into a sink and have had the lint catcher shoot off once its full.
63676
Your washer should be able to pump the gray water into a sink or sewer line without the pump. The pump is best used when the sewer line is above a sink drain, for example.
2265424
The ones that came with the hose have proved sufficient. However, washers are cheap and take up little storage space. I would order washers.
282054
I have a standard front load washer and I have washed these ( I have 2). Then line dried. No problem at all.
1068803
Yes, but the washers come with the hose. I still say BEWARE, mine didn't last a month!!